How Would You Call People Who Live In Unova?

[Serperiority]

How would you rather call the people who live in Unova? I like calling it Unovian. It just sounds cool.

Please vote in the poll.

 

[Zenax]

I always tought of them as Unovian.

 

[Fair Verona]

Right now, I guess I stand alone on "unovan". But to me, it sounds more natural

 

[βƹβƹ ɱɪɢηѻη]

The Unova people? That is to me, the most natural of all.

 

[TFSpock]

Unovian. It rolls off my tongue smoothly, and all-around seems more natural.

 

[beetle]

Americans. DUH. :dizzy:

 

[πマスタ]

Unovian,but I think Isshu is less stupid than UNova ¬¬

 

[chimera]

Americans. DUH. :dizzy:

This. XD

 

[Buzz]

Unovan, mostly because of the stress on the "U" rather than on the "o".

 

[SkinheadontheMBTA]

Unovan - because there isn't an "ia" at the end of Unova :-D Like Moldova, the people who live there are Moldovan, not Moldovian.

 

[Cyber Jet]

Unovian because it sounds better.

 

[Sylver Hummingbird]

People of townsville

I called the people of Unova, Spoons. I have an infatuation of calling normal people from the old games, Forks.
So if there was a region based on Europe, they would be Knives.
I'm not even lying.

If I was doing an LP, I'd say "move Spoon!"

To be serious, if I had to make them actually make sense, then they'd be the United People of the Liberty region.

 

[hurristat]

Unovan, as that's what the demonym should be phonetically and grammatically.

 

[matt0044]

Unovans. It sounds good and it's better than Unovians if you ask me.

 

[Kutomba]

Unovian. I just figured it was official and took a liking to it.

 

[Kite Austin]

.....Unovian, Unoviest, Unovas!

 

[Geodude]

To me, Unovian sounds more like a language than a nationality.

 

[Steelbadger]

America - American
Andorra - Andorran
Angola - Angolan
Bermuda - Bermudan
Botswana - Botswanan
Cuba - Cuban
Dominica - Dominican
Kenya - Kenyan
Jamaica - Jamaican

And it goes on. The only exceptions to the rule I can think of are Canada, China, Argentina and Ghana and only one of those support the -ian ending (Ghanaian, Chinese and Argentine do not follow that form). Obviously all the countries whos name already ends in -ia can't be counted in this comparison. Most nations ending in -a simply suffix -n. Canada's a weird anomaly.

Oh, there's Panamanain's (and the Maltese) too, but still, I feel my point stands.

 

[Joshawott]

I'd call them by name, because I don't like to label groups of people.
Yeah, you all feel mighty bad about yourselves now, don't you? xD

But seriously...Unovan, because it rolls off the tongue better.

 

[HexagonStephen]

Unovan. It makes the most sense. That extra "i" in "Unovian" doesn't seem like it should be there.